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Rapid innovation in the smart phone market requires increasingly precise metrology to enable production ramps. ZYGO’s metrology solutions are used on every piece of a modern smart phone at every stage of the supply chain. From cover glass to circuit boards and lens modules to microphones, ZYGO is enabling smart phone manufacturers and their supply chain ...
ByZygo Corporation - AMETEK, Inc based in Middlefield, CONNECTICUT (USA)
Servelec Technologies provides highly configurable intelligent monitoring and automation technologies solutions for communications and broadcast applications. Our software and hardware systems are engineered to provide you with immediate notification of alarms and other live conditions, which help to reduce downtime and enable more efficient preventative maintenance ...
ByOvarro based in Eckington, UNITED KINGDOM
Pyroid pyrolytic graphite is available as a free standing shape with diameters up to 22 in. (56 cm) or as small as 0.5 in. with wall thicknesses of 0.006 in. (0.015 cm). These shapes have all the same properties of flat plate pyrolytic graphite including superior thermal transport and low erosion potential. We produce shapes to customer specifications including cylindrical tubes, spherical domes, cylindrical rods, and elliptical crucibles and ...
ByCETCO based in New York, NEW YORK (USA)
When concrete is contaminated with PCBs, radiation or other hazards, scabbling is often the only means of remediation. By removing a thin outer layer from a concrete surface, our shrouded power tools can make a structure safer for occupancy or demolition. Our powerful VAC-PAC® HEPA vacuum captures all dust, debris, and air-borne contaminants for easy transportation and disposal in standard 55-gallon (200L) drums. Whether you’re applying a new coating system or a concrete overlay, a Concrete Surface ...
ByPentek Inc. based in Coraopolis, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Base stations are required to enable mobile phone communication, including calls and data transfer. They consist of different electronic components and antennas and can be located on masts, on rooftops, or on the outside or inside of buildings. Base stations emit radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF EMF) in the range from several hundred MHz to several GHz. The exact frequency bands used differ between technologies (GSM, UMTS, CDMA2000, 4G, 5G) and between countries. RF EMF fields allow the transport of large ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
In small communities like Morehead, large and high profile events can put strain on existing infrastructure. With thousands of additional people expected in the areas during the 4th of July event, the city’s first responders entities needed reliable and secure ...
ByElistair Inc based in Stoughton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Mobile telecommunication technologies (e.g. mobile phones) transmit and receive radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF EMFs) in defined ways that allow communication to occur. The specific method of utilising the RF EMFs is referred to as a “wireless standard”. For example, the wireless standard used for the First Generation of mobile telecommunication is referred to as “1G”. As technology develops, these standards are updated, and there can be a family of different wireless protocols ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
In today’s data-driven and connected world in which mobile services outpace the grid, the power requirements to support people, businesses and devices continue to rapidly grow. In 2018, mobile operators across the globe spent $28 billion, or 16.5% of their annual OPEX, on energy. With the introduction of 5G, this financial and environmental burden is expected to double. Whether seeking alternative energy solutions for primary off-grid power or backup power for regions where grid services are poor, or where ...
ByGenCell Ltd based in Petah Tikva, ISRAEL
Wi-Fi is the term now commonly used to designate a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), which is used to exchange data between electronic devices and to wirelessly connect, for example, personal computers, tablets or smart-phones to each other and to the internet. The main wavebands used by Wi-Fi networks are in the high frequency (HF) range of the electromagnetic spectrum (several GHz). Wi-Fi network routers (or Wireless Access Points – WAPs) are often set up at homes and in public buildings such as airports ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication (DECT) is primarily used for creating cordless phone systems. DECT phones are commonly used in the home and in the work environment. In recent years this technology has also been used for baby monitors and in remote controls for industrial applications. The DECT operate at frequencies of several MHz. Exposure from DECT devices can be considered as far field exposure in relation to the local base station and as near field exposure in relation to the portable phone or ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
ByAxetris AG based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the proposition to connect billions of smart objects. However, if miniature devices were all powered by traditional batteries this could cause a huge environmental issue. BeFC enables you to position your business as an environmental leader with an eco-friendly and sustainable energy ...
ByBioenzymatic Fuel Cells (BeFC) based in Gières, FRANCE
Genmac has been creating Telecom backup power generators since 1998. There have set up installations in Europe, Africa, Asia, Russia and South ...
ByGENMAC S.r.l. based in Gualtieri (RE), ITALY
If you are a communications services provider, Bentley solutions can help you to more effectively manage your network. If you plan, design, build, or operate communications networks, you require solutions that increase end-user productivity, support complex engineering calculations, empower field workflows, and deliver an intelligent, highly accurate network ...
ByBentley Systems, Incorporated based in Exton, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Deliver information and communications technology systems that are reliable, secure and of high ...
ByBSI Consulting based in Herndon, VIRGINIA (USA)
With our prototype GHz mid-infrared detector, you can take your free-space communication setup to the next level. We deliver a 10 GHz detector, pre-amplified and plug-and-play. You get the option to be tunable, flexible, and sensitive or broad band for easiest configuration. Contact us for any questions on the exiting ...
ByNLIR based in Farum, DENMARK
Society’s digitization and technology’s continual evolution has left Communications Service Providers (CSPs) battling to measure up to customer expectations. Today, connectivity is a given, your digitally connected customers prize a great experience. Integrated solutions and value-added services are the new norm – delivered with speed, flexibility and convenience. But disconnected vendor stacks and custom developed solutions undermine your attempts to provide truly personalized and friction-free ...
ByCloudSense based in London, UNITED KINGDOM
Mobile phones operate in the radiofrequency range of the electromagnetic spectrum, from several hundred MHz to several GHz, to enable wireless phone calls and data transfer, including communication through the internet. The exact frequency band used differs between technologies (GSM, UMTS, 4G, 5G, etc.) and between countries. ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
The demand for Data Centers is growing at an accelerated pace and keeping these facilities constantly operational is essential. Alongside this absolute focus on reliability, the industry is also now seeking solutions that reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with data center ...
ByMunters based in Amesbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Data centers/telecommunication sites need to be cooled 24/7. They optimally operate at 24-28 ⁰C. They are cooled similarly to industrial air conditioning using electrical energy. Unfortunately, the system is the least energy efficient when the temperature difference is the highest (i.e. the outside temperature is too high). However, at night, when the temperature is low outside, the cooling system is more efficient or not even needed. Also in case of a blackout the cooling systems need 4-6 minutes to ...
ByHeatVentors based in Mezőtúr, HUNGARY